OPINION
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David Michael Miller
Schimel to strike new coin
“Kicking Ass Every Day” was the first one. Now it’s “Kicking Voters Off The Polls Every Day.” more
Joe Newton
Down there
This week in Savage Love, Dan dispels some myths about fisting. Also: how to deal with a conflicted attitude toward oral sex. more
Apr 19, 2018
David Michael Miller
Empathy on overdrive
I’m quite liberal on social issues. I am completely comfortable with terms like intersectionality and cisgender. Lately, however, I have heard a few things from fellow social liberals that I am not so comfortable with. more
Apr 19, 2018
Off the Square: Bowing out
That's okay, we'll stay where we are, say potential GOP contenders for Ryan's seat. more
Apr 19, 2018
David Michael Miller
Ryan Shrugged
Paul Ryan clearly loathed Donald Trump. He had the chance to stand up to the president, saving the country and his own party at the same time. But he didn’t. more
Apr 17, 2018
Tell All: Why are millennials so cold?
I feel snubbed by the young millenials in my office. What’s a Baby Boomer to do? more
Apr 16, 2018
Feedback for April 12, 2018
Letters and comments from the April 12, 2018 issue more
Apr 12, 2018
5:00 AM
David Michael Miller
Prosperity for all?
There are serious issues facing the state, not the least of which is Wisconsin’s growing economic chasm. Let’s see how the Democratic candidates for governor would create broad-based well-being. more
Apr 12, 2018
5:00 AM
Off the Square: Signgate
Rep. Kooyenga says, for real, that he acted on his military training in stealing a protest sign in the Capitol. Now taxpayers are on the hook for a $30,000 settlement. more
Apr 12, 2018
5:00 AM
Making a stand
Can a formerly abused woman consider casual sex? Can you fall in love with a racist just because she’s “honest”? Plus a call for submissions for the HUMP! film fest, this week in Savage Love. more
Apr 11, 2018
5:00 PM
“Cops and Klan Go Hand in Hand”
Chelsea Manning reflects on the connections between fringe fascists and the surveillance state. more
Apr 11, 2018
3:25 PM
David Michael Miller
Lessons from the Dallet victory
Anger is energizing; Hillary Clinton was a terrible candidate; Democrats should advance their most boring candidate to run against Walker in November. more
Apr 10, 2018
8:41 AM
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Nature projects
Chuck Henrikson is an avid birder. He’s also a citizen scientist, recording all of the birds he sees and hears to an international database. It’s one of the many ways citizen science happens at the UW Arboretum. more
Radical storytelling
Comic artists, printmakers and radical activists come together on April 28 at the Madison Public Library for a daylong celebration of zines. more
So you think you know the Arb
Put your knowledge of Madison's beautiful outdoor laboratory to the test with our pop quiz. more
Veteran affairs
Valor on Washington would offer 64 affordable housing units, with a special focus on women veterans and veterans with children. It would be the largest development of this type in the country. more
Lighting it up
UW-Madison is one of the few universities that have a neon arts program. A show April 20-21 at the UW Stock Pavilion illuminates the works of students and professional neon artists. more
